Jon Yeomans is the Deputy Business Editor for The Sunday Times. With a focus on business and finance, Jon covers a wide range of topics including energy, mining, technology, and mergers and acquisitions. His work has also been featured in The Australian.
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Jon Yeomans predominantly covers stories related to business and industry, government and politics, as well as energy. His articles often focus on mergers and takeovers, water companies, business scandals, nuclear energy, mining, and natural resources.
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Greg Jackson’s upstart has focused on customer service, allowing it to leapfrog Centrica as the UK’s biggest supplier of electricity
The Ratcliffe-on-Soar plant in Nottinghamshire closes next month, bringing to an end our centuries-long love affair with coal. But how will we keep the lights on? Jon Yeomans takes a detour off the M1
Car giant provides further backing for the London Electric Vehicle Company as it pivots to building vans and people carriers
The irascible former foreign secretary has taken on a new crusade at a private equity firm specialising in mining
Northern Lithium will target rich backers and retail investors to help it realise dream of digging for the metal needed for batteries in electric vehicles
The gas has long been touted as the answer to emission-free transport but doubts are emerging over the cost of production and how green it really is
The troubled utility has set itself a deadline of early November to assemble potential investors
Amazon and Microsoft are racing to build vast storage hubs to power the next wave of AI tech in the UK. But do we have the electricity to run them?
Hedge funds and institutions holding the water company’s debt believe it needs an interim infusion of cash to pave the way for a restructuring
Partnership with Rolls-Royce consortium to build SMRs in Czech Republic to be underpinned by minority holding as engine maker vies to secure UK deal
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